Pautzke Fishing Bait Fire Cure Attractant, 16 oz

Put them up, limit on Coho jacks, 2 days in a row.....caught fish, when others were just "practice casting"!!!!

The combination is Kokanee catchers.

Used it to cure a bunch of salmon skein for this season. Caught a ton of fish - wish it didn't leave your hands stained pink!

Great cure. Made the perfect for tying in bags.

Used this for curing Kokanee corn, worked great!!

Penetrates deep into the egg sac. Milks out nicely. Super fine absorbs quickly to dry out the eggs.

Works great to liven up your bait

works good

Most excellent

Works great It cures the eggs like a Robin sitting on them

As described, just kinda expensive

Used on corn, works great.

I've been using this to cure shrimp for about 2 months now and so far it outfishes the other baits and cures that I had been using while out ice fishing. There are days on the lake where I'm the only one catching fish, which quite frankly gives me a bit of a grin. I buy a frozen cocktail shrimp ring, thaw 3 shrimp. Peel the tail off and pat them semi-dry with paper towel. Cut them into bite size pieces and place into a snack size ziploc. Sprinkle liberally with the cure and give it the old shake' n' bake treatment so everything get's coated. Let it sit on the table for about an hour, then put them into the fridge to cure over night. The shrimp come out a vibrant pink and three shrimp tends to last me a full weekend of fishing. You can leave the shrimp in the bag or transfer to a smaller container and drain off the liquid. Be aware that if you leave it in the bag your fingers will stain a bit as you reach in to get pieces. It's not nearly as bad if you put the bait in a smaller container and drain the liquid. Sometimes I add a bit of scent when the fish are being extra fickle, but for the most part it's a cure and go kind of thing. I'd also like to add that these come in 16oz containers. I had a bit of trouble finding the info on the size and ordered two. I now have A LOT of cure. Good thing it works!